Apprenticeships

Bricklayers are one of the best-known trades in construction, and are responsible for one of the most important elements of a project.

They are primarily responsible for laying bricks, pre-cut stone, and concrete blocks to construct, repair and extend a variety of structures.

As a plant operator you will be responsible for using a variety of machinery to do tasks such as removing soil or dirt, moving equipment around a site, or creating new structures.  Every piece of plant has a unique role on a construction project, and our apprentices are lucky enough to train on up to 5 of these!

A groundworker is an integral and highly skilled part of a construction project, with so many complexities lying in the ground of a scheme.  They are one of the first trades that are called upon to start work on a construction site.

A primary responsibility is to prepare the ground before, throughout and at the end of a project, so groundworkers can see a scheme through from beginning through to completion.

Construction support technicians have an extremely varied role. They will work alongside a number of professional and technical teams across different areas of a construction company to ensure the smooth progression of a project.

Construction Site Supervisors manage the operational aspects of a construction site, ensuring safety, quality, and efficiency throughout the project. They are the key point of contact for site workers and management, making their role essential in delivering successful construction projects.

Construction Quantity Surveyors are associated with monitoring and control of costs and contracts on construction projects and are based on sites or in offices. Their role is to ensure that projects are completed within budget, on time, and in compliance with legal and quality standards.

Building services engineers use their technical knowledge to deliver, or address problems with building services systems that are to be designed, manufactured, installed, managed and maintained, within a building. It’s crucial they meet the needs of people, plants and services they need to accommodate.